russraff
Prominent Member
Oh dear, I missed that. This is quite true. Dynamic Volume will utterly ruin any enjoyment and is, as Webbserver has pointed out, a late night viewing dynamic compression type thing.Fairplay. If you’re happy the performance, that’s the main thing...
Dynamic Eq is ok, but I completely avoid Dynamic Volume.
Dynamic EQ is fine but *not* with a house curve, otherwise you'll be using 2x filters again. Dynamic EQ already, as the name suggests, applies a bass boost to varying degrees depending on how far away you are from ref (0db) volume. I find that with a -10db setting DynamicEQ actually applies a very nice room gain feel without muddying the sound.
The only reasons you would want to use a house curve in lieu of Dynamic EQ is if you want the bass to roll off before or (unlikely) after the Audyssey which, if memory serves is 500hz. Secondly you want to avoid the increase or rear speaker volume that DEQ also apples.